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- 1IDF fails to comply with Supreme Court order on Jalud family●RE: https:// kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/1173 53417018105070 The # IDF needed a Supreme Court order to do its basic job (r
An Israeli Supreme Court order requiring the military to return a Palestinian family to their home in Jalud, in the occupied West Bank, has reportedly not been carried out. Critics say the IDF needed a court ruling just to perform a basic legal obligation, and still has not enforced it. The case is drawing attention to settler violence and the limits of legal accountability for the military in the occupied territories.
- 2Israel bars Arab parties from running in election▼Israel has banned Arab parties from standing in the upcoming election. How can they do that?
Israeli authorities have moved to ban Arab political parties from standing in the country's upcoming election, prompting questions about the legal basis for such a decision. Critics see the move as an attack on the political rights of Arab citizens, while supporters argue some candidates' positions justify exclusion. Similar bans in past elections have previously been struck down by Israel's Supreme Court, so the final outcome may hinge on judicial review.